Mam Nescel said...
Hurray for Passi National High School nominee for being ranked 2 in the search for outstanding students circle of Iloilo. To Stephen John Palomaria, congratulations for giving pride and honor to the school, community, family and friends. Keep going, pursue your goals and possess the qualities of a true leader. We will be glad seeing you one day in the limelight of success. Gambatte kudasai!
February 25, 2008 3:38 AM
Anonymous said...
congratulations to all the awardees! what is gambatte kudasai?
February 26, 2008 5:39 AM
MNM said...
I would like to congratulate the ten outstanding students. Keep it up! I just would like to request the organizers if they can post the results of the top ten since the top 11 to 15 results were posted...Thanks a lot!!!
February 29, 2008 11:31 PM
OSCI said...
We would like to adhere to the policy that, for the final 10 awardees, only the final rankings are published. This policy was mentioned during the briefings before the Written Exam, and before the Panel Interview. However, we may change this policy next school year. Thanks.
March 2, 2008 6:09 AM
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Award rites set for Iloilo outstanding students
Iloilo City (21 February) -- Public schools' students dominated the search for the Ten Outstanding Secondary School Students and Ten Outstanding Elementary Pupils of Iloilo for School Year 2007-2008.
More from Philippine Information Agency...
More from Philippine Information Agency...
Friday, February 22, 2008
OSCI pursues environmental issues, goes green
The cover of the 2008 Souvenir Program tells it all. OSCI is going green.
OSCI has been in the forefront of environmental issues - climate change, the proposed coal-fired power plant in Iloilo, etc. In a way, OSCI has encouraged its members to participate in the debate and in the formulation of solutions to social issues. @
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
The Ten Outstanding Elementary Pupils of Iloilo SY 2007-2008
1. Lustre, Maphete Dianne (above photo, in green dress) - WVSU - Integrated Laboratory School
2. Montelibano, Maria Trenas - SPED-Integrated School for Exceptional Children
3. Deypalubos, Florencio III - Sta. Barbara Central Elementary School
4. Roga, EJ Marie - Iloilo Central Elementary School
5. Guanco, Emma Rose O. - Iloilo Scholastic Academy
6. Alfaro, Rumel Angelo T. - Cabatuan Central Elementary School
7. Estuche, Marc Adrian Philippe - Children's Integrated School of Alta Tierra
8. Baladjay, Aserina Yvonne - Jaro I Elementary School
9. Subo, Ma. Phoebe T. - Barotac Nuevo Central Elementary School
10. Yray, Kristiana Claire - Ateneo de Iloilo - SMCS
Note: Order by Rank @
The Ten Outstanding Secondary School Students of Iloilo SY 2007-2008
1. Penol, Jo Jan Paul (right photo) - Pavia National High School
2. Palomaria, Stephen John B. - Passi National High School
3. Baldevarona, Rosa Lea - University of the Philippines High School in Iloilo
4. Leda, Stella Mariedith - Lambunao National High School
5. Bayona, Paul Vincent S. - Saint Paul School, Barotac Nuevo
6. Salinas, Cornelius Cesar Jude - Westbridge School for Boys
7. Garces, Rose Ann - Guimbal National High School
8. Enarbia, Stephanie Keiko - Ateneo de Iloilo / Sta Maria Catholic School
9. Umadhay, Quennie Lyn S. - Sta. Barbara National Comprehensive High School
10. De la Vega, Beverly Ann - Jalandoni Memorial National High School
Note: Order by Rank @
Friday, February 15, 2008
What's going to happen today Feb 15, 2008
Local: Public Hearing for the proposed coal-fired power plant - 1 pm, Lapaz Covered Gym, Lapaz, Iloilo City
National: Rally in Support of NBN-ZTE whistle-blower Jun Lozada, Makati City.
National: Rally in Support of NBN-ZTE whistle-blower Jun Lozada, Makati City.
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Immoderate greed
Once in a while, we publish in this blog articles from other on-line sources which we think are relevant and can 'tickle' the minds of our readers. Foremost, our readers are outstanding students who are not only outstanding in school, but are also outstanding purveyors of opinions and actions in their respective communities.
Herewith are two links to the Inquirer.net February 9, 2008 articles Immoderate Greed and Guava Lessons: Of Rural Folk and Greedy Pols related to the revelations of Rodolfo Noel Lozada, Jr. about the scrapped NBN-ZTE deal of the Arroyo government. Our intention is not to influence the thinking of the students, but to keep them up-to-date as regards issues hounding the country. It must be noted that the Written Examinations given to the Qualifiers last January 21, 2008 included questions on General Information and Current Events. The results showed that issues like the Sumilao (Farmers) Case, BioFuels Act, Nobel Prize, and even the rationale of the February 11 Panay-wide Holiday, may not be known to the students even if these could affect their lives.
To the very least, the articles could be regarded as exemplars that can be analyzed, copied, or critiqued as to their journalistic and academic merits.
The Inquirer editorial Immoderate Greed narrates, "It was a story the public had heard a few times before, but the fresh retelling of the national broadband network (NBN) scandal by Rodolfo Noel Lozada Jr. still came as a shock even to a people grown cynical about their government and public officials. For it’s only now after Lozada mentioned the instruction he received from former socioeconomic planning secretary Romulo Neri to “moderate their greed” that the Filipino people are starting to get an idea of the unbridled greed and breathtaking rapacity of the personalities involved in the now aborted transaction."
Opinion: Immoderate Greed
Headlines/Nation: 'Guava lesson:' Of rural folk and greedy pols
Herewith are two links to the Inquirer.net February 9, 2008 articles Immoderate Greed and Guava Lessons: Of Rural Folk and Greedy Pols related to the revelations of Rodolfo Noel Lozada, Jr. about the scrapped NBN-ZTE deal of the Arroyo government. Our intention is not to influence the thinking of the students, but to keep them up-to-date as regards issues hounding the country. It must be noted that the Written Examinations given to the Qualifiers last January 21, 2008 included questions on General Information and Current Events. The results showed that issues like the Sumilao (Farmers) Case, BioFuels Act, Nobel Prize, and even the rationale of the February 11 Panay-wide Holiday, may not be known to the students even if these could affect their lives.
To the very least, the articles could be regarded as exemplars that can be analyzed, copied, or critiqued as to their journalistic and academic merits.
The Inquirer editorial Immoderate Greed narrates, "It was a story the public had heard a few times before, but the fresh retelling of the national broadband network (NBN) scandal by Rodolfo Noel Lozada Jr. still came as a shock even to a people grown cynical about their government and public officials. For it’s only now after Lozada mentioned the instruction he received from former socioeconomic planning secretary Romulo Neri to “moderate their greed” that the Filipino people are starting to get an idea of the unbridled greed and breathtaking rapacity of the personalities involved in the now aborted transaction."
Opinion: Immoderate Greed
Headlines/Nation: 'Guava lesson:' Of rural folk and greedy pols
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